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TEC4869

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Posted: 04/29/12 07:04pm

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I purchased a Aerolite CUB 235 and it has a place for an outside grill. Does anyone know where you can purchase one from. I have been looking around and can not find one.

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Tim,Donna and Bailey
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alisa06

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Posted: 04/29/12 07:37pm

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Ha ha ha - if you were closer, I would sell you mine! Hasn't been used, in fact never took it out of the box.

mtnbiker1096

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Posted: 04/29/12 07:41pm

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I dare say you'll probly spend way to much for a cheaply built grill. I'd suggest foregoing the built on and just getting a good quality portable.

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fordsooperdooty

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Posted: 04/29/12 07:42pm

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Most ofter they are the RVQ Grill...Really a terrible, under performing grill in my experiences! We used ours as a planter for geraniums!

Get a WeberQ 220 and you're good to grill!

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smdallas

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Posted: 04/29/12 08:32pm

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Rvq.com. I have the original rvq and its ok at best. I use it in addition to open fire grilling. Cooked 16 hit dogs effortlessly yesterday.

TEC4869

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Hey alisa06 if you want to sell it I would be willing to pay to have it shipped.

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Posted: 04/29/12 09:09pm

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,,you will be happier with a Weber Q...

donn0128

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Posted: 04/29/12 09:13pm

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RVQ went out of business several years back. I think they came back under a different name. But basically the same under powered junk. Take the BBQ adapter off and get yourself a quality BBQ

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Posted: 04/30/12 02:04am

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Ours is an Olympian; it was costly but I hardly use it, but it does work. We use the campfire most of the time.

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